The MAC program RightPrimer already does this and is very reasonably
priced. Send mailing address if you would like information. I am a dealer.
Thanks.
Wolfgang Schechinger
(u7k0201 at sunmail.lrz-muenchen.de) wrote: : Hello everyone!
: Primer sequences should only match to the targetted sequence. That sounds simple, but how to
: prove it? OK, you can search the GenBank for another match, but the GenBank yet is not complete
: (will it ever be?). I have heard about a method by mathematically deriving the probabilities of
: certain sequences from the real distribution of small fragments (e.g dimers, tetramers or
: hexamers) in a genome.
: To compile these data sets I suppose there's a need of much workspace and machine capacity.
: Thus I would like to know if this approach makes sense and is really neccessary and, if so,
: if there already exists some data on the issue - where may it be found?
: Thank you for your help!
: Please email your posting, too.
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